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Apr 20, 07, 2:08 pm
#32
Join Date: Jan 2005
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Originally Posted by NHFL9
Anyone know of a resource for missing registration numbers for international flights? I know bts.gov works well for domestic. I am in need of AA0092 from ORD-DUB on 11-20-2005.
Apr 20, 07, 2:23 pm
#33
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Originally Posted by NHFL9
Anyone know of a resource for missing registration numbers for international flights? I know bts.gov works well for domestic. I am in need of AA0092 from ORD-DUB on 11-20-2005.
Apr 20, 07, 4:58 pm
#34
Join Date: Mar 2006
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Originally Posted by rkkwan
Can you give the link, or the specific location on bts.gov to find tail number for domestic flights? I didn't start "collecting" them until just over a year ago.
http://www.bts.gov/programs/airline_...ledStatistics/
you can look the N-Number up on the FAA's site to see what type the a/c was if you don't have that info. http://registry.faa.gov/aircraftinqu...um_inquiry.asp
-ww
Apr 20, 07, 6:47 pm
#35
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Just make sure you enter the right search terms into the BTS database. I was scratching my head earlier when it tried to tell me that a certain flight went to BHM and not PFN. I had managed to select the wrong year!
I do have to say this though: Even making sure I did not make that mistake again, I still am having some issues looking up a few flights. Such as MLI-ATL DL4645 (ASA) on 8/7/06.
I do have to say this though: Even making sure I did not make that mistake again, I still am having some issues looking up a few flights. Such as MLI-ATL DL4645 (ASA) on 8/7/06.
Apr 20, 07, 7:06 pm
#36
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Originally Posted by flying_ww
Here it is. I think their stats go back to 1995 or so; I have found that searching by scheduled departure time is the easiest.
http://www.bts.gov/programs/airline_...ledStatistics/
you can look the N-Number up on the FAA's site to see what type the a/c was if you don't have that info. http://registry.faa.gov/aircraftinqu...um_inquiry.asp
-ww
http://www.bts.gov/programs/airline_...ledStatistics/
you can look the N-Number up on the FAA's site to see what type the a/c was if you don't have that info. http://registry.faa.gov/aircraftinqu...um_inquiry.asp
-ww
Apr 20, 07, 8:14 pm
#37
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Is there an easier way to search the BTS website? I can only search by
origin city/date/departure time
destination city/date/arrival time
Is there any way to get departure time and arrival time in one search? Search by city pair?
origin city/date/departure time
destination city/date/arrival time
Is there any way to get departure time and arrival time in one search? Search by city pair?
Apr 20, 07, 8:22 pm
#38
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Originally Posted by ucsf_med
Is there an easier way to search the BTS website? I can only search by
origin city/date/departure time
destination city/date/arrival time
Is there any way to get departure time and arrival time in one search? Search by city pair?
origin city/date/departure time
destination city/date/arrival time
Is there any way to get departure time and arrival time in one search? Search by city pair?
Also, does anyone know of a way to look up similar data with international flights, such as in/out-USA or EU flights?
Apr 20, 07, 8:42 pm
#39
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Originally Posted by Berto
I could be wrong, but I havent seen any other way to search the data. I just enter the relevant inputs than hit ctrl-F and type what I am looking for: Flight number, city, etc. Its especially helpful when trying to find a flight that originated from an airport like Atlanta.
Apr 22, 07, 4:39 pm
#40
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I just had to find this site two weeks before my property law final...LOL. Spent all day yesterday inputting my flight stats. Oh well, at least I didn't discover this closer to crunch-time.
Apr 22, 07, 9:11 pm
#43
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If you go to the german version: http://www.flugstatistik.de you can print nicely formatted PDF versions of your flight log and statistics, just click on "Druckansicht" on the respective pages.
Apr 22, 07, 11:53 pm
#44
Join Date: Nov 2004
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I hate to be stupid here, but I'm wondering how people are getting the personal web links. I've tried using my username with the my.flightmemory..., but I just get the login page and I'm not seeing anything on either the English or German pages where I can generate a my-link. Where am I missing it?
Thanks!
This is a fun site, though I've only managed to input back through 2006 so far. It *is* time consuming, but fun to see.
Thanks!
This is a fun site, though I've only managed to input back through 2006 so far. It *is* time consuming, but fun to see.
